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The Regent Grand Hotel Bordeaux

2-5 Place de la Comédie, Bordeaux Fr-33000, France
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Luxury Hotel in Bordeaux near Grand Théâtre

The Regent Grand Bordeaux is situated in the heart of the red wine capital of the world near excellent shopping, dining and entertainment options. Surrounded by chateaux, vineyards and wineries, our luxury hotel in Bordeaux provides convenient access to the top attractions in wine country. The Regent Grand Bordeaux is also located opposite the Grand Théâtre and is convenient to the Opera of Bordeaux, the CAPC Musee d'Art Contemporain and the Esplanade des Quinconces. Choose the Regent Grand Bourdeaux and see why our ideal location distinguishes us from other hotels in Bordeaux, France.

We recommend the following local attractions:

  • Grand Théâtre (0.1 km)
    The Grand Théâtre, home of the Opéra National de Bordeaux, offers the perfect opportunity to explore one of the world's last great 18th-century theatres.
    Phone: 05-56-00-85-95
  • Esplanade des Quinconces (0.3 km) 
    The largest square in Europe, the Esplanade des Quinconces covers nearly 30 acres and is located only a short walk from the Jardin Public (Public Garden). Opening up onto waterfront quays, this square is a must-see Bordeaux attraction.
  • Place de la Bourse (0.3 km) 
    Much smaller than the Esplanade des Quinconces, this square is bounded by waterfront quays overlooking the Garonne.
    Phone: 05-56-79-50-00
  • Place Gambetta (0.5 km) 
    This lovely square is situated in the geographic heart of Bordeaux and is surrounded by fabulous facades and numerous shopping and dining options.
  • Cathédrale Saint-André (0.6 km) 
    A short walk from the Regent Grand Bordeaux, this beautiful church features doors carved as early as the 12th century and a bell tower with foundations dating back 900 years. The tower offers a magnificent view of the city.
    Phone: 05-56-52-68-10
  • CAPC Musee d'Art Contemporain (0.8 km) 
    This world-renowned museum features four temporary exhibits each year showcasing the finest of international artists.
    Phone: 05-56-00-81-50
  • Musee d'Aquitaine (0.8 km) 
    This unique museum showcases exhibits explaining the history and archeology of Aquitaine, with an emphasis on shipping, commerce and agriculture.
    Phone: 05-56-01-51-00
  • Centre Jean-Moulin (0.9 km)
    The Centre Jean-Moulin features information, archives and artifacts from World War II, the French Free Forces and the Underground Press movement.
    Phone: 05-56-79-66-00/05
  • Le Croiseur Colbert (1.2 km)
    The Croiseur Colbert was constructed after World War II and now serves as a floating museum.
    Phone: 05-56-44-96-11

About Bordeaux

Welcome to the red wine capital of the world. Bordeaux is truly a wine lover's Mecca, boasting over fifty appellations and nearly 10,000 chateaux. Discover first-hand the sophistication and exquisite appeal of the world's finest wines: Lafite, Mouton, Latour, Pomerol, Graves, and others. Well over 2000 years old, Bordeaux is recognized as a vital cultural hub, if at times appearing exclusive or aloof. The port town mesmerizes tourists with its quaint, narrow streets and unique architecture of City Centre and the Old Quarter. Must-see attractions include the Grand Theatre, the Place de la Bourse and the stunning Eglise Notre Dame. Bordeaux also boasts nine public museums, notably the Museum of Fine Art, the Natural History Museum and Aquataine Museum. The rugged beauty of the city's Atlantic coast offers beachgoers a number of recreational opportunities.

Did you know?

Toward the end of the nineteenth century, an infestation of phylloxera decimated many of the great chateaux in the region. A huge number of grapevines had to be destroyed to prevent the spread of the plague, which doggedly lingered on well into the twentieth century. In fact, it wasn't until after WW II that Bordeaux wine production was back up to its pre-plague level.

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